Yes, this has been suggested before and I think would be valuable.
One complication is that in quantum, there are multiple possible
implementations (e.g., some plugins require agents, others don't), but
I think it would be possible to abstract things in a way that are
useful (e.g., show the status of various devices, and what "functions"
they are implementing).
dan
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 6:22 AM, Skible OpenStack
<skible.openstack@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:skible.openstack@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hi stackers,
Just like Nova does have the nova-manage service list to check on
how well the nova-services are running in all the nodes, i suggest
that quantum does the same. After all, we have the l3-agent, dhcp
agent, quantum server and many plugin agents running in different
nodes and it will be nice to have a common monitoring function
which checks the state of each service
The blueprint is registered here:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/quantum/+spec/quantum-monitoring-function
if anyone is interested.
Best regards
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